lisainfot

Lisainfot is an Estonian term meaning "additional information." In digital interfaces, lisainfot labels a section or field that provides further details beyond the main content. It is commonly used on websites, product pages, forms, manuals, and help centers to clarify terms, state requirements, or provide supplementary guidance.

Typical content found under lisainfot includes specifications, eligibility criteria, disclaimers, safety notices, compatibility notes, warranty information, contact details, or links to policies and terms. The information is intended to help users make informed decisions without cluttering the primary content.

Presentation and accessibility considerations are important. Lisainfot may appear as plain text, a separate panel, a collapsible accordion, or a hyperlink that opens a new page or modal. Good practice in user experience design is to keep lisainfot concise, easy to skim, and clearly linked to the relevant context. For accessibility, the label and its content should be usable with screen readers and navigable by keyboard; avoid hidden content that cannot be discovered by assistive technologies.

Localization and consistency matter as well. Different sites may use labels such as lisainfo, lisainformatsioon, or lisainfo; maintaining a consistent label across a site improves usability. Etymologically, lisainfot combines "lisa" (to add) with "info" (information). In information architecture, lisainfot helps separate essential core content from supplementary details, supporting clarity and user decision-making.